The New York Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1846, Page 3

& u* ROWKY MARKET) Friday, Nov. 6-6 P, M, The stock inarket was not 20 buoyant today, and prices in several instances fell off a fraction. Harlem declined per cent ; Indiana, 3; Norwich and Wor cester, { ; Reading and Long Island closed at yester- day’s prices ; Canton wept up 4, and Ohio 6's 34. | At the second board prices were firm, and the sales of Norwich and Worcester to some extent. ‘The railroad stocks of New England, and those of this | State, which are favorite investments in Boston, all com- mand good premiums. Concord Railroad stock has been knocked off at auction for 36 per cent advance, and Fitch. burg is inquired for at 18% a 19; Lowell, 17%; Maine, 113g a 11%; Eastern 7, and Old Colony 1% per cent ad- vance. Portlcnd is worth 93; Auburn and Rochester, 99; Connecticut River, 91; North Adams end Pittsfield, 99 ; Cheshire, 86; Vermont and Massachusetts, 79 ; Wes tern par; Northern 973; 8 98. All those jealousies and troubles about Central and Rutland lines of road across Vermont have been adjusted by a recent vote of Fitch- burg Railroad directors to release the Central from any exclusive obligation, and enable the Fitchburg Company to connect with both Central and Rutland lines on equal terms. The stock for Sullivan Railroad, which connects | ‘the Central Road with the Cheshire,at Bellows Falls, has been taken, we learn, to the amount of $350,000, or near- ly the requisite sum for its construction. The agent of the bond-holders of the State of Indiana, has issued a circular, dated 22d ult., enclosing the form of a subscription required to be made by the 1st De- cember next, for the completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal, and to give effect to the act of the Legislature of Indiana, passed at the last session, providing for the pay- ment of interest on the bonds of the State. The circular has been forwarded to such holders as have furnished their address, in order that all bond-holders may have the opportunity of securing the advantages of the law, by becoming parties to the subscription. We have no doubt but that the conditions required will be submitted to, and that the arrangement proposed will be pertected. This will place the State of Indiana in as favorable a position as Illinois, and’ placed as they are, parallel with each other, ina geographical as well ‘a8 a financial position, thero will be an incentive in each for improvement,calculated to produce the most favorable results. The public works of each of these States are ina measure connected, and as the population of each in- creases, and their prosperity progresses, these works must become productive, and enable those who depend upon them for returns to the large amount invested, to reslize a portio. of that income which they have so long looked for in vain. Very great progress has been mado within the past two years, by the delinquent States of the ‘West, in improving their financial condition, and in re_ moving the infamy of delinquency andthe ineubus of an immense debt. The compromises which have been made, havg removed great burdens from the people, and provided for the payment of a large portion of the in- terest annually accruing, from the income of the public works. ‘We annex the annual notice for 1846, of the govern- ment of France, for supplies of American tobacco. This is in accordance with the monopoly which that govern. ment has for a long time maintained. Apminrstaation or Tosacco. FOREIGN TOBACCOS. Notice to Merchante.—Merchants intending to sell for the supply of the royal manufacto- Ties, are notified that at the office of the Minister of Fi- weal Sdeior eh ane ta in public sitting, of the . Ox ap Brounen Ry 1846, at 1 o’clock, P M. 1, For two hundred mes, of Ken- ‘sana leek sneer, Ot the crop of 1 formable to ba) samp! 2. oe two Pe one seven hundred thousand kilogram- mes, of Kentucky leaf tobacco, of the crop of 1846—con- fomror My? ht hi sndipd thousand kilogrammes of Vir- ‘or u yu log) jinia leaf pies of the crop of 1846—conformable to Fro samples " On 22 Janvany, 1847, at 1 o'clock, P. M. 4. For one hundred and fift; thousand kilogrammes of superior leaf tobacco of Maryland, of the crop of 1846— conformable to one sample. 6. For two millions four hundred thor jnseni kilog remiss of Maryland leaf oi of the crop of 1846—conform- able te ht hundred thousand kilogram- 6. For mes of Virginia Toot tol 0, of the crop of 1846—con- bees ype to two types. A separate bid must be made for each of these six <a plies. "The bids to be laid onthe Council table at ‘opening of the sittiog, at 1 o'clock, F. M- Copies of the list of ‘charges, approved by the Minister of Finance, in order to serve as the basis for determining} f each bid, will bo at the service of merchants in od c ferent offices of thy tobacco administration in at the royal manufactories in Paris, Havre, Ar atnioe, Bordeaux and Morlaix. The samples, in conformity with which the deliveries ‘of tobacco are to be made, will he placod at the manu- factories in Paris, where they may be examined every day from 1940 4o’clock. @ §Gonsellor of State, Director General of the Administration, VIE. SIMEON. Paris, Sept. 8, 1846. The total quantity required is seven millions kilogram. mes, equal to 15,750,000 pounds. This is quite anitem out of our aggregate annual production, but small com, pared with what the demand would be if the trade was free from the restrictions of the government, which tend so much to reduce the consumption. The most impor- tant commercial matters which our government has now to regulate, is in relation to this important and valuable staple,and we are glad to see that proper efforts are being made to secure its admission into foreign countries,upon terms as favorable as our other staples enjoy. Whether these efforts will be successful or not, time will deter- mine, but we have our fears asto the result. The gov ernments of Europe depend too much upon the duties upon this article asa source of revenue, to 1emove or reduce them, and the failure of previous attempts to ob. tain concessions, induce us to think that all future nego- tiations will terminate inthe same manner. It is possi- ble, however, that the progress of free trade principles within the past two or three years, may enable our ministers abroad to make more favorable arrangements than the experience of the past warrents us in eet ting. It is estimated by the best authorities in the coal re- gions, that the increase in the supply of anthracite coal this year over last, will be about two hundred and sixty thousand tons, which will be furnished as near as can be ascertained from the anuexed sources Increase from the Schuylkill region. ag Lehigh. Total. sce sceeveeeeeee ears 260,000 tors, ‘The increase in 1845 in the receipts over those of 1844, ‘was 390,006 tons; consequently the increase in 1846 over | Soe Me Beat & Wor ig sah 00 = Mo 100 =r stm th 1% =~ do ye 18) Hendin 63) rt bio A Hers Basel 8 40 bis ay | ft 6: 200 Harlem RR 810 503g 1000 Pennajse | New “tock Kiehanegs 25 Ss whe Harlem" RR | Fd do cash as | Fa > cash 50) 1845, according to the above estimate, will be about | 130,000 tons less than in 1645 over 184%. This exceeds the estimate we have formed, and places this trade, so far as consumers are concerned, in a more favorable condition than we anticipated. A great part of the defi- | ei ©ncy in the increase of anthracite coal this year, com- pared with last, will be made up by the additional im- portatien of foreign coal under the new tariff. We have no doubt the supply of coal from all sources this year will be fully equal to the demand. | ‘The Schuylkill Navigation Company have adopted the annexed tariff of tolls on coal transported on the canal for the remainder of this season. Taniry or Touts—Scnvrixin. Camau. rom Mt. Carbon. 8. He P. Clinton. laven. + Hcents. . 60 cents. $2 cents. ae “4 22 "Yo Port Kew “4 To Vailey For ‘To Phi i sens Hmburg. To Orwigsbarg 2% 20 In addition to the charge on the descending load, as stated in the above table, there will bea charge on the empty boat equal to 4 cents per ton on the load carriea down at each of the first three locks passed when re. turning light—excepting only coal boats passing through the Fairmount locks, which will be permitted to return empty toll free. Coal boats taking back freights from any point will be treated as any other boats carrying miscellaneous freight. ‘There is a vast difference between these charges and those made by the Reeding Railroad Company, on coa; transported from the same points. The rates on the rail. road are as annexed :— Rares or Tout ann Transrontation, From Mt. Haven. ‘The expenses of transporting coal on the canal, inde pen ent of the toll, cannot be very large. U86s, 62 Oi TabaheHarlemRR 0 $5,000 U 86s she Her “na $20,000 «do oe ae 4 be 30! ” boo 63 baw bio 960 w | tablishmeny and begs Leave | Married. On the Sth inst., by the Rev. Benjamin Evans, Mr. Au- sant A. Tuomrsow, to Avovata A. Rarmonp, ail of this sity On the 6th inst., of co seo of the brain, Eowarn pie Remy ay) ral Joseph ae and Catherine Ayres, aged s. ste — Hi the family, and those of hie uncles, Ayres and Edward Weir, are respectfully in. or ap ery mar pr ty the 8th instant, at 1 | o'clock, from East 19th st., near I; Place. On Thursda: pei yd ‘CaTuanine, widow of the late | Bernardus Rider, | The relatives an ph the ged the | members of the old Baptist church, former! nw Le Id st., are invited to the funeral on Saturday ai fone at4 o’clock, from the house of her grand-son-in-law, Samuel Osgood, 189 Fourth st. On Tues evening. 3d inst, Many Evizapetn, daughter of John K. and $. A. Bradbury, age? 1 year and | 9 ncord, Mass., on Wednesday,suddenly, Dr. Pren- | , formerly @ practising physician in Barne- ged about 65 years. ford, Conn., 28th ult., Mr. Jon Lawron, aged | In tice Buas| 74 years. ia Woodbridge, an ene ult., widow Batusiena | Sreany, at the advanced was the relict of Mr. Ebenezer Sperry, who died in 1815, and was'the great grandson of Richard Sperry, the origi- | nal proprietor aa the large tract of land at the foot of | ‘West Rock, onthe west, known as the Sperry farm, and | to whose kindness the —— Goffe and Whalley owed many of their comforts and most of their daily support for a time during their concealment in the cave, oa in that neighborhood. At Elizabethtown, N.J., 31st ult, Lieut. Ww. B. Bev- rnty, U. 8. Navy, aged 32 ©, a soldier of the revo- ‘At Anson, Me., Elder W™. lution; aged 86. fear Fayettville, N. C., 23d ult., Mra. Many Betagre, relict of the deceased Mr. Colin Bethune, and the vene. rable mother of the Hon. Lauchlin Bethune, in the 91st year of her age. On 3ist ult, Miss EvtzanetH McGavouran, daughter Phillip and Elizabeth McGaughran, of the, Townland of Drumhella, parish of Balentempal, Ireland, and sister to Patrick and bed vac McGaughran, of this city, on board of the ship Devonshire, on her late passage iors Liverpool to New York. The brother of the deceased young woman offers his | sincere thanks to the passengers and second mate of the above named ship, for their kind attention on such a fatal stroke to her beloved family. _——_——_—— HE Undersigned tavin eomes ih ee Sante Pfakener cane teat money from him, sant Tends ated the publi to suspend ap opini eo fully ‘prepared to prove the e,charae al false, re reque: asthe undersigned is come, you shou! Orercoats aud Pants fixe yor t crite great disap) ragenen fa Please observe that 94 is the number, and not 88, where you may depend not to meet with any disappointment. 7 aw CORTIPOS, 9 Murray st. SHAWL WAREHOU E, No. 176 Pearl St FT HE PROPRIETORS of this Establishment invi chasers to examine their extensive collection, ra from a cotton shawl at 20 cents, to the India camel’ |. Dealing exclusively in the article of Sha a serene of the large sat which we are I BRON & CO.. 176 Pearl street. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. ROWN SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS, of eve! style and width, all the known bran h fine; Stark M Indian Head, Cabot A., Pre um i ry, Merzmack Excters, Unknowns, ie. may be i | manufacturer’ Oo Cedar strech: hats Block hae street, Yard wid selling, by the bscita dozen orwin HN C. n7 It*r 1, Lawrence C. shectnns, $3 Sent en and Croft mnd (oid Se NW UNDERHILL. 27 It*re * Wand 90 Cedar'st, FOR SAI HE OLD ESTABLIMHED OYSTER SALUON, No. = fe} Broadw:y, near Duane sti mee. ¥ Us aren onner nity for an : aaire in tine Laloous any stine dering: the 2 alvernoon or ee It*je OIL—OIL—OIL. G90) WHITE WINTER OIL, a's shittings per pu Yon, wauaily 401d for one dollar; pure White Sperm Oil warranted to Drilfinot lig rior quality, 118 Di n7 It®re ight, and one dofiar per Gahillings per gall jive a beautiful, clear ani > Solar Oil, of a supe- HE blue blze of burning alcoh back bar rooms, on cold, awfal glare on human flesh ts peo} ri we gutter lays a y biog, for misd has jeff rH Protreding fross shelt sock ss= musc’en draws ia Giesciel gontrretions—frath oozing from CS oe ee Tips anda dreadful deuth cod vet poor p pig meter | is leanicg o’er him—s! Dutsaway Nhe matted jock of bai, "And underneath gleams protected white of sk, Bhat sit wen igolly bined by tase doen ieee fe Mark—it is my son!” thus distracted cries a ‘Now this is the effect of Rum. The effects of MRS. JERVIS’S. COLD CANDY, is reversed—in the effect of curing colds, coughs, hoarseness thro ‘hooping coug! re, fa Bold by MAS. JERVIs, $88: Broadway, next door to the Taber "a " ‘i ages of 18, 28, 4s and $1 each, to ask for Mrs. Serves Cal Cold Candy. ashton & Co. 10 Astor Hous Blackett, 364 Bowery; Barto 1» 49 Si ae em street; Nelson, comer of 4 comer of Grand ans 39, Fulton street, Brooklyn: on, streets; and M: 10 Grand street, Wil- v7 'arer ae ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY THE owt ave. HAIR. OF HIS is the title ae jog I inted mphlet, t contain hvsi al the first, ae Mt a gentleman of in into the philosophy of his craft, ‘and hs eae has written aks w af the cel brated tin said un the subject by an the natare of it —Lowell Ce Prepared only by Wat BOGLE, 228 Washington street, Bost + For sale by D. SANDS. Druggists, 100 Falton st , comer iitam, New tok olde: to by H. Johnson, Sr Broadway, aod’! Kast, Broadway, sad by" drape generally. n7 le*r DEXTER'S SALOON, ORNER of Li © ees) |e Fe DEXTER, recently Hiabinean Br, ectery, yetarne bis sia forthe liberal putronage he received while lessee of that em” A tod, has just Cg be t person who has studied the above the old faces. department. &E DOODLE—No. 5. FIFTEEN HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATIONS. HE fifth number of * YANKEE DOUDLE” c ten pages of original mat er, and fifteen humorow: tacinas, ‘8 follow: 1. The Greedy Yankee Boy—Political Caricature. 2. The ag! a ve gs Portr ean Vulcan, the A ger, ke, ke. Btryker's Bay-—A striking portrait of Horse anid Ri- ‘. . How to get up x Fume—Set to Music. D: ated Kertle Drains. Love and Trowsers. t hitting Novel—Chap. 11. t Breeatsi eects of the Imp-reanitien of Cabmen, | : husereted Title Page. Ce nee ie per fay ia advan 26 2ter AM, ‘Tribave Building. *P.ALLOW W ANTE) T iy .D—Prime aud infer amatity grant | str 114 Penrl street, Hanover square. ByANDY— Jon Hecker afenay per French brie. * Arvéde, ’ lock, and entitled to ae. — po etl “PAWHENCE MY e 39 South FINE LINEN IRTS. PALMER & F. Broadway, would in- & Co. Ww iste street. h ¢ tocall and examine thei men and the style of their ies “R for any part of the country. 3 twer FARO ARE ME MER CHAl article of Double i160 8p Hunt. trade supplie n6 Stis*r R. SETH W. FOWLE— seventy five din this town. Mable’ ore, #0, and jeft me entirely when | ee good healih of my family, | far c Ms alam of Wild | VRS MORLEY, Pani ofthe Celebrated ( Gl Birsielan wh te eeautented tne Belonm to | IL = eed to ‘80 from bis own personal observation | English, or Posie be 4 g case of cure of | No. $0 LIsl onthe Pie Byoee man dfn this tmmediate vicinity, of which | sbie mauler weed IM SANDERS. age of 97 years. The deceased | ** Cece ir oa | applying either personally or bv 3 GENTLEMAN Geutiemen can in a private Family, 147 Wooster sree, near Houston. a7 it®r WANTED, N BOND House and man undoubted. seihe loan will be pala pore or at * sey tie before the Ist January next a7 Stis®re ANTED. rua MR. OSGOOD. Reign nee FRENCH Y Woman of a little boy four HO * Waleraoe! ane ble ahs bey Ie ay PPitere’» | SITUATION WANTED. irl wants a situation to do the arse, cham- A Nod of cam ber work, or . Best city reference from her last place. Please i Marion street, basement, where she r RESPECT AB! can be seen for two days. | TO GERFUNERS—WANTED. A GENTLEMAN who is qualified tg take maunfactunng department of a. Perfumery ment; one who can produce undou ‘vegrity and ability, may address “ Office, with real name and reference. or Ea loi a a Sy ( Recad Repeal } bted testimonials as to in, erfumery,” at the! Herald is Day, Sararday, Noy sale of « and to which ill be sold withoat Didde and the sale will consist dy and co pr three single | pasate fener soak | Plate do. | Also}a few with hunting cases, some of which are very ie, and worthy the attention of gen Wishing «good timekeeper for private use, and to which their attention is specially called ‘Also, gol of assorted qualities alt plate horizoatal Watches, jewelled, ith round aud fiat stems gilt quartier do, galt di marble clocks, latest and mest fashion- jes, Ke. Also, an assortment of gilt and gold Jewelry and Feney | joods. ‘Also, 5 s,Ridgeways F ‘Also, 50 sets Tea Tra: PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION. ASTLE & EDWIN McCORKELL She later from the Royal Academy of Music, London, will give sons on the Piano Forte or Violin, at their residence, 25 Walker street, near Broadway, or that of their papils, upon yery moderate terms, which can be made known by apply.ng wal blue Dinner s Ww 169 pieces. assorted. a7 1t®r MUSIC. THE rane Ca on very moderate terms, by ledge oft th vence,and who undertakes to WAN bagels four doors WANTED, 9 HIRE odtpesehans = Lat second ad bend) by 7 Herald Ofte 458 3 o'clock, P.M. ak the Wrepneen Rountios, | om suitable for chucks, dnils, teach it thorot with the greatest facility. Terms—Three dollars per m at Any lady wis! to receive earermation mal please adieu Masteeacthe Herald Oifce Tausbiee TO LET, A BLACKSMITH’S Shop on Furman street, Brook- lyn, between Tillery aud Atlantic streets. Possession givens Tpmediately, ‘rame and Engine of six hi Apply’ to yt WILLLAMS, on the pr BOARDING MERCHANTS’ TOUSE Nos. 135, 187 and 139 Broadway. power, pes sale. or a OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE WANTED. ADiEe OR ORIEL! wee nalepoed sabecr =o Twise, Stiond at their “fs a beens Ladies oan be attanded to by Mre-J-LEVENSIUA né Im*re Feat Otlce, ‘or EN ha fie rive eAnmel Fe ‘Barats ten who will Pua CH taught by MANESUA’S OKAL SYSTEM, | "lessee for Indles are gow forming. ‘Those decizous of | nents THE PROPRIETOR would rpapecttully, inform fumuilion and single gentlemen desiring, Board forthe winter in eomfortab ith all the conveni- ences’ of a home, that he has of light and pleasant en toler fara 4) at moderate pric choice ofrooms may y early application, 028 Im*rre ORLANDO FISH. pe BS HOTEL, 66 Broadway. HS HOUSE has, during the summer, been re painted throughout, and has entire new fur g A: be ‘re-opened for j Grai h it id will the old pl f Pm ee | mi = Ridon ofeuble cad fami | Hegentiomen jommoated for the wi ISABHLLA GRAPE. VINES, vert kind of | refiners ‘otendad chloe 30. 000 1248! two years growth. Fort cor” | TO PROPRIbTORS OF GINCUSES OX HK, Reading, | MENAGERIES. 6 t%z Berks County, Pa. TAKE Rone i Delancy and Ut Gm ets, one ony hea cast \ T OR LEASE, f OF tm of is The Buildings known ag the American ‘Eagle Brable, corn a HAT the Co-Partuership re, and for the last nino Sour ¢ baridi de, by 80 feet long par CHARLES OSBORN, Hag. | fn the clear tnd from its size, and contiguity to the Bower late of Beltpa the, subscriber, under thé | would be. well adapted for x Cirens or or would rm of O' os ad deem dissolved by the | tuewer well for Winter quarters for ether, having over 70 thatthe fir of she late frm wal | Salle for Horses, endpienty storage oom for wagooa: “ADDY | eid a sr sa a poy soe ‘ow accouat, atthe old | 0% the Premises, or 181 Chrystts stort wag, Pi ; |, Propr stand 33 F STULTON wrset CHARLES 8 LITTLE. | 99 Sak’Thimer ggisob TAINS—Five cas A i ne’ ‘at Paria styles, of which the choice by the piece is offer- ‘No.5 John ‘Bird wi, Sipeliwtar she eo SORTER” | YM eer is SNS ue Be at sae 8 to be the best in the United States, A Chinese Lark CHRISTIE'S _ i the unual variety ‘of rare and-yaluable birds.— GENUINE GALVANIC age forsale ae Vey STRENGTHENING. PLASTER, | adint EC m atreet, NY. MEBEGN4TED with the ncn famnotie "Princimte | FURNISHED APARTMENTS: “tnd bee = connection Keb rin Cl tie Fir TO LET, at 64 and 72 Broadway—Gentlemen can at 8 the year when plasters with the greatest anette ip just anpypac Soomed mrcner se gs lirect pone attention t of the Galvanic ‘Strengthe ning Flaster, wt asserted to be the most an, corcain andl evel discovered—in a few words, icles are highly recomm: for pains and weakness the of those complaints to which es are specially au effeutual means for strengthening. the sy Plaster will we found of great and permanent aavantag: o ona ition caused by its use is exceedingly leasant an and | of its incoi os on risks not marked oF tt October, Pivmigias 36 Ber, 166, viz On ; in land 7 rans On Grocer cers Earned Premiums during the year ending as afore- said........ + 921 ‘Less Return Preminins, in all cues of breast. and for or other cores certain sid rentive for }, ane ' erally, the Galvanic Strengthen: LONG BREED CANARIES, reutiemen can have a parlor, an ‘wo or three bed rooms, at 64. will please call'as above. Reference a7 lt®r ey ~ ‘TIME EXTENDED. LAST TRIP. OF THE SEASON, E PIONE! PRESS PACKET LINE | en and required, BY D EX! OM PLADELYHIA TO PITTSBURGH. e propri ‘cnet Friday, th Off Les iT vial a ‘Market street. _ York fe Fey lads “us there te is nO one in Mat city i iekets for this li authorized to sell t for this Tine. UMMINGS, Agent. Nov. 1846. wiw CHANGE OF HOURS. LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENT, Lrave ve Den 7 a and Be Genrae’s Manor, wane re daily, for Farmingdale and inter- tate places. Losses during then gyeammed, Preminms........ 960699 | 6 wu Griz otelock, Mu for Greenport, dail (Sun riaks, moludii terest, commissions, opping at Jamaica, Branc! 412,385 52 |i oa ARP ee sree rot tiekeville: 73,965 19 Lu noes ai A. Ri, daily doeastiaodation train for Broo is'nt 0 nll ct 3 P.M. or on the arrival. of 9 boat frome | Normich,) train daily, (except Sun- 23,880 38 | #2). x pping a a George’s Yo Manor and 976,010 14 | Net Profits Laaaiea des ‘Anahe . -884,040 85 Farmi 6% A.M. daily, t Sunday te nee meri 3 in, ad 1 bart a a a | Leave ae ie £ o'el A! M., 66 P. train. “ “ “ “ see 10 oo ne ight train will leave Brooklyn for Greenport, with & a eee } ear attached, on Mondays Wednesday sa hie ‘o’cloe Defiguency of 1045, arising from the disastrous fir street, ith July, 1 319,191 50 | M. Retu leave Gi rt at P iy ou Bacay, Thavaday'und Satureaye, topping acinter mediate plac SUNDAY TRAINS. ‘Will hereafter run to Tompson Station, we Brook!yn. at Jegnvind, ics. Oteher, 16, 128,858 9 | 9 o'clock f d intermediare places, commencin; Diviens igor Seto Ga iiié* Hn we REL eave ea it Net accumulated profits in five years. 400,614 0 p.clock | ye ey nea dhoan nada is gabe Amets of the Company on the & October, vg foe Juinalan 2 A.B, sad (T° BL. seaw York, 18K; Race | Course, 18 tt "Bi Jamaica, 25; Brushville, 42,414 41 | de Park, lowsville, (during the ses- | 3 oi of Cour) 6; Hl rh: Branch 37445 Carle 50,612 92 | Pisces ys bury, 44; yeh, Farmio, iis u 3 142,433 33 Sition $1 ford np Cate jeorge’ iver! of tattsieakal ingress reais Hig Catcho companies, isiterest due on bonds and mortga- be ee ort laaaaecmeas euport ges, and sundry items, amounting to,....,...+ 13122 87 | "stages are in readiness on the arrival of Trains at the seve- [The Board of Trustees have this da of yg ated rwu oy 'D A HAL! Ean jams of the year ending October 4th, 1846, f0 Yelle jtsued on and after he isi of dend 0 SIX PERC wes nee thea day oft Noven aod ro} exceed One By ord oft JOHN N'WHITeEHEAD, Seoretary. TRUSTEES, Moses H. Peanell, fo R Teme Soares Spb Biche Hae Wm dear Howland, Peter Poirier, : raf Geo. Winthrop Gray, Roswell 8) iy Oliver Sta bert 1 aittand, Charles Sagory, Feary A “Coit, Peter J. Francis. hn A. Iselin, ‘Theodore Dehow, Elias Ponyert, John D. Van Buren, Frederick man, Charles H. Marshall, Joseph koulke, Jr., Wn. He Creagh, B. F. Dawson, A. B. NEILSON, President AbriteD BETON AWS Be New York, Octoher 29, 1846. si geclared a aivtiend PER CENT on the janu- IN CASH of 1842, sid and i 1844, payable on 10. | ral ‘grey to take passengers at very low fares, to all parts of the Islan Boggage Crates will be in readiness at the foot of Whitehall | street, to receive baggage fur the several trains, 30 minutes r | before the hour of starting from the Brooklyn side ‘The steamboat “Statesman” leaves Greenport for Sag Har- | bor on the arrival of the Boston train from Brooklyn. Srookiyn, Oct. 8, 194 09 rre who has a perfect know | THE Celebrated stock of W. 8. Broddwey, will be | be aceommodated with pecicr and bed room, or bed | room without parlor, with breakfast aud tea, if requir- | e fhoxe wishing quiet and comfortable rooms | oh ere determined to | ‘A. M, (Boston train) for | jongevt Suadava) stopping at | ‘M, for Brooklyn, or on theuctival of Benes | mee Saterday Ever vem Fee MCHOOL FOR & Bir Peer te Mr Bax ple Sir Oliver arfaces G4 harles Surface, G Lady tle, M ane) wie with the WANDERING BOYS—Count de Croissy, Mr Bs Bern Paul and Justin, the Wandering Boys, and M. 5 Denny Dy ‘ott. Doors open at at half, est 60) Yeloek will comax OKe. and the performances Fis 50 cents; Gal- XTH APPEARANCE | Boweay ra THEATIK——Saturday ey pas, Nove'r 7 cox will commence with ¢ the HONEY MOON Julia Pope. oaedy 6 fier whieh the Double Cracovienne uy Miss H. and J. f the Al rant Drama eh Oat was | NOA—Strappedo, Mr De Bar. - Doors open at ‘halt pas: 6 o'clock | Dress Cirele, 50 cents; Upper Box } followed by the Comedy TORSEL OLYMPIC THEATRE—Sarurday even ing, N '—To commence with the Comedietta of Le THE Composer jor Catarini, Mr. ‘The enter ts to be follo’d TWO DUKE iranio, Mr Clarke: Fiesetta, M) Saree | Agena | Fas Beal by. Partington farce, called the hy MYSTERIOUS’ OPAMILY Toconclude with of farce of DEAF AS A POST—Tris- tain Sappy, Mr Hotlan Di le 50 cents; upper baxes 25 cents; pit one shilling; at half past 6 o’clock: curtain rises at 7. CIRCUS—BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE. SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 7. a and America, Ps ne Siw C Clown ofith the gid: World. | | Mr. Kem) Mr. LEVI NORTH will repeat hi Panto! Scene of DON JUAN, orthe Libertine on Horseback He pc exhibit his tremendous and original Act of Horseman- ship. MR. KEMP, The celebrated Clown, Cask Vanlter, and Antipodean Pro- | ‘ith “HISPANIOLA, London. From Astley’s Royal Amphitheat Runuing on the kimory Ci k Still Vaulting by the Company. Mr. Li | Dying Moor. Together with the most a a Grmaaatics Singing, Ke, }OOTs OF at o’clocl ‘erformances to qommanee at orclocks Bostetcentn, Pit 123 cents, | ARCH STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA. | | | es | LA TRAN | | W. E. Burton Less | Tigo -Manager and, Lessee | IPF This Theatre has been thoroughly te-decornted in the tyle, and is now the i most beautiful Theatre Most gorgeot inthe Uni BRILLIANT ATTRACTION, Third apy seams. < he Gi = Bali Bia ft oe In the Grany jot du GIZELL She will be assisted in her Balers’ aby that hobetic Asan The ‘Demaate nek of AGNES DE VEK! AGNES DE VERE. one de Vere + +++ Mrs Barke Mr Burke Miss Chapman bey me NUT SURERE THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA ARsHALty Lake. Manager. SIXTH Rice OF THE OPE! RA. ~ win bepehrel y EY ENING, Ney 7, ft ill be performed for ¢ st ti "THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. en” Thaddeus. Devilshoot Seguin Count Arn Neyer Gipsey Queen Blake Arline Seguin To coneinte DID YOU EVE Ai Mr Honeybun \ Mrs Honeybun | ON MONDAY, The new Opera of MARITANA HLABERNACLE, | THIRD AND LAST CONCERT in(Bae, one ce on TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 10th. ‘or which he has engaged, SIGNORA PICO, Miz8 NORTHALL, MR G. LODER, and A FULL AND REFICIENT ORCHESTRA. HERZ R Wir ETO ‘hapman s Blake | Will perform, | ikt His vishage Ponce the second with the Swiss Rondo.) te. (di Bravura) on the Pre aux Cleres | “The Concert will conclude with (first time in Ame | A BRILLIANT PIECE ON FIGHT GRAND FIANOFORT XTEEN PERFORMERS. ted by. Fifteen of the most gw Full particulars in next advertisement. n7 itr | GROTONJHALL, CORNER OF THE BOWERY AND DIVISION STREET. SIGNOR GIUSEPPE VALENTINI, FT HE pnnvalled Ventrilcauist, whose performances gave eneral tion at several Concerts Inst winter, to inform the inhabitants of New York, that he intends | giving, at the above plac TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 10, A Pleasing and Novel Entertainiment, consisting of a) VENT LOQUISM ! $ Also with a grand rien of Vocal and Instrumental Music, nm which occasion sia. "VALENTINI, Sen., Professor of anewly constructed instrumect called the Har- j monico Mandolino, — the celebrated and beautiful | Songstr cee. MRS. EMMIT, Who on this occasion will sing some of her most popular IE Songs. and other pews Will appear who have kindly volun- ered their ithe “itr, OLDFIELD will at the Piano. | joors open at 7 0’ Ts Be Concert to commence at 8 o'clock prec: Oc Tickets 2% cents, n7it*r FREE CONCERTS! COMBINING A SELECT “FREE AND EASY,” Every Evening, at the “STAG HOTEL,” 2% Mercer | street, between Howard and Grand. Commencing on Panter he Bex. 5, at 74 o’elock. Mrs. Newtot ins De Gorin, and Mr, Collins. A profe: will preside at (he Piano Forte. u7 It*re ak: “VANDERLYN’S GREAT NATIONAL ICTURE of the Landing of Columbus, painted by order of Congress, is now exhibiting for a short time in the aL saloon of the Academy of Design, comer of Broadway toy ond streets. m9AM to10P M. Season tickets 50 cents; sin- et jon, 25 cts; descriptive pamphlets, 6. 024 3wis*re MENAGERIE AT NIBLO’S. . AYMOND & WARING’S Collection of Living Ani- mals. now im this city, are the Jargest in th ‘The place is well wm rally fi ‘ock in the eve! (C7 Admission 25 ceuts—Children, har price. | “FOR LONDON—Regular Packet of the ioth November—The well known fast sailing packet shi INDEPENDEN NGS, Captain Allen, 900 tons bur- then. will al as above, her regular day. | ‘The accommodations for d steerage passongers,are too well known tn Persons | fatendne to embark should make ‘immediate application on ard, foot of Laue, or to | JOSEPH MeMURRAY, nt re comer of Pine and South streets | FOR LIVERPOOL Regular packet of the lith November—The first class fast sailing. packet ahi ATERLOO, Came. Allen, burthen 1000 tons, will | sail asa be her rey Ne rae eommodations for cabin, second engers, persons, intending to embark, e application on,board, foot of Maiden JOSEPH MeMURRAY, cor of Pine and South = WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A ship to load for New Onl for New Orleany: PPR OLLINS & CO, 56 South street. THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE OMPARY: CAPITAL 200,000 DOLLAKS. WITH A SURPLUS. Orrice 41 Fuiton ONTINUES to take risks on bai and provers cocerey, ‘This company d est conflagraticns that have ever occurre they owe their eseape from th losses to the system. which tl on th in the countr: re always practised of throns the two great with comparatively: slig t | a6 UNION EIN TVERPOOL PACKETS.— | Packet of the 9th ber.—The magnificent new packet ship AMERICA, Captain Wesre, will sul asabover Herregular day, “*Phis splendid Packet. fon, her Grst voyage, few are | aware of her immense size, she being 1500 tou her exceedingly comfo: able secommodations which shy Fe er, oF to W.&J5.T T, 86 South street. 2d door, below Burliny NOTICE! Lee bey ers Ln os cket bien A sr. PAR TRICK, poy 'y put ck to tht Dorey are ward them b: Gi Haniting. and ie “Ail Toate which the | &s yt te racket ship AMERICA, Captain om Monday the and paid promptly as Wipe therefore who wish to. avail themselves of the op nine (otpany take special ere to notify their customers im portunity thus afforded them, will call at the office of the rat be le their ticl ew York, of eg wD Pia licis bseril ‘raand get We &J.T. TAPSCOTT, 3 Imisre FINN Secrets n6 th ‘and door below Burling CLARKE’ SACKS, 116 William stret, GEACKFUL ANd for ensh, enabled to offer the ost economical, Thus | will charged at $25, for $20, and an other garment in proportion. | ‘purchasi coat for $15,. an t assortment of fine Overcoats and My" binck cloth Backs, with silk collars and fronts some as low as $5. TO WOOLLEN GOODS GesbaanTe H. MIGEON a 0. CLOTHS, Cassin Rate AND SATTINETS RE- 0. 341 Wast Strert, N. Y. RENCHS and orders (or work at Megess. Wooleott | fumeat Ri sets, eae ace | aitne Norther Light ix most subutautially built of white copper coppered tothe wales, a tho IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. | roughiy found sbects. There are fw 20s, offered at 20 per cent be- | having two bei {open berths (four of which | are double) inher after cabin, which, with eight berths in her «$4 00 | forward enbin, afford commodations for 24 passe | *S being admins calculated for a yacht, or packet for pase % aters. wi yh ut are, Regia eet eae a #22 Im*rre ta THE gia a ‘NGLISH. he ei ‘or in the eonatry. A mmusical ‘accou sea Serres as Ee terms, A a a3 m likewise provided with ® hg JAMES, BEVERID: 6 Caper, pS and Roosev or sate bo order y. | at wa lg Sails to be d CULAR ‘LINE oF NEW On- Th sail mm a | their proper nit Hathaway, from foot of 7 Now Packet ship GAL: | Mais on Weilnerda "Nov. Ith, LOUISVILLE, Capt, Hust, from Orleans i th. Wk r, 4" yt PAPSCOTT, 86 South street, two doors below Burling Slip. YACHT NORTHERN LIGHT FOR SALE. ‘The undersigned, haying concluded to withdraw from “ Yachting,” offers for sale the well known hoouer yaent NORTHERN LIGHT, 70 tons t. Es 8 Rd al from foot of = jes of the Nortnern Light for sailing, and as a too well known to reqnire further deserip- nen si p ogher parti agiere s apply to the subscriber, at ss rt sti a cdewre W. P. WINCHESTER. is. Seenre from rats an panetnally speereet. HAVANA LINE OF PACKE’ YY LPHIA—The A 1 ‘ant sailing bark EUIZA- FH J, John 8. ‘ington, master, will pon ‘Novem! GY Daasage, having; rs} ay. furnished. eanme- cor 5. rite x ohiladel shia. FRO! a eat A- = i ih ARAL Sibel ati ay the Ist of are oh Treight of Pas- 030 tf rre TROTTING. PHILADELPHIA HUNTING PARK COURSE, HE Trott on the above oo is postponed antil ir ‘Taesday and Wednesday, the 10th aud lith of Novem Philadelphin. Nov. 5,186, _n6 Arh | UNION COURS, L. 1. COORDING to ba aa the second rave betws a i i a purge of "$10 "cam | off on Monds hot November, at halfipas o’clouk, two and rep | ah Bef, to 5°, under the saddle. ikeleton wagon. Baten for $000 Mile heats, best 3 in 9, at Capt. Waugh, to go to wagon. FF Boston Merry, to ee. wit: New Work, October 26, 1846. n3 7t rre ba RACES—UN' Ae Saenaey L. eS K. POLK TH JAM and EXO Be SCE POLK wil come off on Mon day cog Nov. nai at 34, P.M., anda Pacing at walt past 2. are Becenine ne > rooklyn, " x 12M. Leave Brooklyn, al P.M Fare, 25 cents each n7 at r And return as soon as the races are over. way. LONG ISLAND RAILKOAD—SUNDAY Th RAIN HI heresfter run only to Leave Jamaica for Brooklyn for 9A. M. mpson 2 P. M.; Farmin) Jamaica, 33g P.M. Leave Brooklyn for id Cap of Nas- equal to reduced ualit Ist—Nutria Pur Hats. $350 nM me contipuation of the kind patron: > wi hitherto been favored. n? Imre BA teste BOOTS: own make, Paty | Rie, De tory, one of the a a. the late Keir ‘of the American _ neke made price ever ald in this city. Boots, Shoes, ler ft m* je the shortest notices Mending. ie: done, inthe | LOOK AT see f ta fine cee ofa and invest stot iment oan i rect, id French Boots, at Taree sean it hal Baroness, Mrs Abbott; Marceline, | moerats are threat ‘Hmeenenicampenenenememtat eases, LATEST INTELLIGENCE, ~ ng TELEGRAPHIC. "Baw: trmors, Nov, 6—9 P. M The Southern aid Western miails are in—no important news. The stock market closed firm to-day. Merchants are anxiously looking for the European mail of the 20th ult. It has been rain- ing bere all day.%The remains of Col Cross were escorted by our military companies this afternoon, from the vessel tothe Washington cars. No loca intelligence of interest. Burrato, Nov. 6-74 P. M The state of the markets may be very briefly expressed, as there is but littlechange. We quote as follows :—Wheat 77 a 78 cts ; flour $4 56 a 4 60; corn $2 cts. per bushel ; cheese 6a Scts. per Ib., according to quality. Boston, Nov, 6—8 P. M. ‘There is a great whig meeting this evening in Faneuil Hall, addressed by Daniel Webster; also a great democratic meeting at the old Museum building, addressed by Bolles, Hallett, Banks, &e. These meetings are the last previous to election next Morday. Both are well attended. A man named Benjamin Kevy, was accidental- | ly drowned in the basin at Providence Railroad | depot this morning. | Sales of stocks, Boston, Nov. 6.—Norwich and Worcester, 64; Vermont Central, 88; Long Island | 324; Western, 100} ; Boston & Providence, 108i» the | No steamer yt. The night is clear and beauti- fil. ‘The speculators suy, they are determined to cut the wires when the steamer arrives. | phasis | Provivence, R. I., Nov. 6-8 P. M. | _ There is no news here worth mentioning. The | democratic State Convention meets on the 2#h | instant. A beautiful little girl, aged ten years, | daughter of Mr. Woden, was accidentally killed | to-day by falling into a well. | Barre, Mass., Nov. 6—P M. The meeting at Hubbardston on Monday, de- | eided to push the project of a railroad from | Barre to Worcester, throughout, without delay. | Portianp, Me., Nov. 6-8 P. M. | No news here—great rejoicings among the | whigs, on receipt of the New York election | news. | Hartrorp, Ct., Nov. 6—Evening. | Whig rejoicings over the New York returns, and democratic preparations for the State Con- vention next week at Middletown, constitute our budget of local news. Bangor, Maine, Nov. 6—Night. The Supreme Court met here on the 4th. The trial of Ezra Canney, for the murder of Mrs. Sarah Emerson, was commenced. ‘Batu, Me., Nov. 6—P. M. Steamboat Governor leaves shortly, to take the place of the Oregen on the Sound, until the race between the Oregon and Atlantic eomes eff. ——=—— BY THE MAILS. ‘Wasuincton, Nov. 5, 1846. The Expenses of the Army, $c. Our late estimate of the expenses of the army, for the volunteers, is very well borne out by the official report of the Secretary of the Treasury, in which he sets down | for the last quarter, the expenditures of the army | proper at $8,153,659 30; but including the arming | of the militia, and the account current with Mex- | ico, will give you a bill of costs of at least eight and a quarter millions, for the three months end ing the thirtieth September. The great weight of all the expenses of the war with Mexico for the last sixfmonths, has fallen upon the official returns of the last quarter. Deducting all the expenses of the regulars, it will be found, as we have heretofore estimated, that the bill for the volunteer force for the six mont with October, will not materially exceed the tion of ten millions in the bill of May last, to “ provide for the prosecution of the existing wer with Mexico.” ‘The expenses of the first quarter of the fiscal year of every branch of the government were... + $8,463,692 41 For the first quarter of the ‘current’ fiscal year ending 30th September last. . .. .14,068, 661 27 7 Difference... ..+.+++++ $5,624,968 06 which may be set down as the actual increase of ex- penditures on account of the war with Mexico, a ratio which will make the bill of ten millions very nearly | equal to the extraordinary expenses of a six months ign ; and quite sufficient, when we consider the fmalingse of the expenditures of the ebony months of the war, as compered with the last q! But Father Ritchie has advised us, That * hat th letter wri- ters,” like the old man’s wife, know about war. | We don't know where the troops are to go, nor where they are to come from, nor how many are to come, nor 4 refore when they are to go,.nor the why nor the Pai! of the delay of the Department in calling for more men. Father Ritchie says the letter writers know Biting about these things, because he don’t know ro any thing of them himself. , therefore, should the: eefontiknow, we sould like to knew?” Who Who knows more than he knows? Who has a right to know any thing | but himself? Nobody. For fear of called to cd count for assuming the imperative tone ‘the oracle,we Will venture to gress that the war is confidently and officially expected to be closed with the meeting of the constituent Congress of Mexico. That’s why no more vo- lunteers are called for —that’s why the attack upon St. John is delayed—that’s why Ampudia spoke of commis- sioners of peace "The expenses of the Navy for the last quarter are scarcely over half a million, the costs of the service for the corresponding quarter of the last fiscal year. 80 that, take it all together—the march of a thousand miles to New Mexico—the shipment of troops—the cost and transportation of supplies from the frontier to Moaterey —the hospitals, the sick, the extensive line of operations of the army, and all the attendant expenses of a cam- paign of new troops in a foreign couaity, the expendi- tures on account of the war with Mexico have been as economical could have been cxpected, and less by | many mill he estimates of many of our contempora- ries in advance of the Secretary’s report. In conclu: we hope Mr ‘Marcy | is right in expect. ing that negotiations will take the place of arms, and | peace succeed the yoc of war, very shortly after the Ineeting of the two Congresses in Washington and ia | Mexico, in December next. | i Wasminaton, Nov. 5, 1946. The New York Election—Doleful Visages of the Cabinet | Crocodile Tears—Father Ritchie—The Door of the Succession open to all Competitors—A merry time ahead | of us The New York election has descended like a shower bath upon the administration. All is gloom upon the sur- face, but there is far less of mortification than appear- @nces would indicate. ‘“ Appearances are sometimes de- ceptive.” All hands here, from information received, give up that Wright is extinguished ; but we contend that the lightning string throughto Buffalo embraces only the central line. Let us wait till the outsiders have rendered in their returns. Still, it is doubtful if Jeffer- son and 8t. Lawrence can resist the onslaught of the anti renters. That fatal pears over the hy tells, also, a most dismal story for the io of fone ‘The President to-day, alone, keeps closed doors.-— Nobody is admitted to sident to-day. Like David ¢ old, he is lamenting, in the solitude ‘his chamber, this wofal tion pong A on i lee ght Midet it man has n in Iarael to pond dministration will come in for a full share of the bias ut Father Ritchie is not to blame. He did all that the organic editor could do to save the sink- ink Cesar. He declared the unity of the administration f Wright, extolled his virtues, and denounced in behalt of Vout the very zeal of the padre give credi- bility to a counteracti} ro icion. t * rkably sorry; but we Fr Lease” het the tos tears é jesers Beg ‘Wannar the tears of an a ic and Mason, 6r* ye comforted. Th > formecer General of honest despondency.. ‘The prospective ‘et Van Bren regime tins receded behing order of ruccession proposed to be day that Old Hickory cast his man- tle over reid ao rs of un 7 it Cait yey . now, to all ap) ly oe oe The is open to all comers, ore, anda merry from the outsiders to an exposi- thechances for the succession ht. Yours, LHOUN restoration 0 the horizon. established from th Rect ohee ee C 2 | wil of te Prom the defeat of Silas Wi traly, 6 Baurimone, Nov. 6, 1846. ns—Domestic Stock Declining—Remains of Markets, $e. “What's the matter in Now York®’ is the general ex- clamation of whig and democrat. The supposition at first was, that Silas Wright only was defeated; every day’s intelligence renders the aspect of things better for the whigs, and worse for the democrats; and it is now supposed that the latter have been ar “ horse, fe ot ragoons’—that it has been a pe fect sa, Or fone , according to the new style, La Monte . higs are and | deteat.” However, the w! wile ribetlen Me 1848. oetening cleat Col. Cross have been in The remains of for two days past, ‘and are to be conveyed to | {his city Ton this evening. "They will be escorted’ the